Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Swamp Pattern Reversible to Snow Pattern Camouflage Winter Parka with Faded RBNr. Marking Barrels much like seen on Heer

much like seen on Heer Army visor caps

This Brown Bess clone was made almost certainly after the Battle of Waterloo using surplus components

- Vary in size

100 machine guns

The heavy cooling rings on the barrel are an instantly recognizable trademark

Original German WWII Sumpftarnmuster Swamp Pattern Reversible to Snow Pattern Camouflage Winter Parka with Faded RBNr. Marking Barrels much like seen on HeerOriginal Item: Only One Available: This is a very good service used condition Zeltbahn Swamp Pattern Camouflage parka used by German soldiers during World War Two. The Sumpftarnmuster (Swamp or Tan Water Camouflage Pattern) model parkas appeared in the winter of 1943 and were widely issued throughout the German Army and some specialty units. Many parkas, such as this one, are able reverse from camouflage to white, and even have white painted buttons